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hi all... i just want to confirm something.... is this right??
"an Object class' object can also considered an object of its subclass"???
is this right???
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Difficult to understand your question, but if you mean . . .
"Is any object which is derived from a subclass of Object still an instance of Object?" . . .
the answer is YES.
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